Coincidence detection and bi-directional transmembrane signaling control a bacterial second messenger receptor

  1. Richard B Cooley  Is a corresponding author
  2. John P O'Donnell
  3. Holger Sondermann  Is a corresponding author
  1. Oregon State University, United States
  2. Cornell University, United States
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  1. Richard B Cooley
  2. John P O'Donnell
  3. Holger Sondermann
(2016)
Coincidence detection and bi-directional transmembrane signaling control a bacterial second messenger receptor
eLife 5:e21848.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.21848